Monday, November 23, 2009
Kellan Lutz Photo Shoot....
Holy Big Brother Cullen!! lol!!
Check out more pictures at Breaking Dawn-FR.
Thanks Breaking Dawn FR!
Rob Pattinson Spotted Out In New York City....
“New Moon’s” opening weekend, Robert Pattinson was spotted out to dinner in New York City last night (November 22).
The “Twilight” stud looked a bit camera-shy as he made his way out of Megu Japanese restaurant in downtown Manhattan where he was said to be having dinner with costar Kristen Stewart. Check out more here.
The “Twilight” stud looked a bit camera-shy as he made his way out of Megu Japanese restaurant in downtown Manhattan where he was said to be having dinner with costar Kristen Stewart. Check out more here.
Twilight Soundtrack Wins an American Music Award..
Twilight soundtrack won the "favorite soundtrack" award at the American Music Awards last night. As you all know the soundtrack featured 2 songs by Robert Pattinson.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
"Twilight" Soundtrack Nominated For American Music Award...
The 2009 American Music Awards will be broadcast live on Sunday, November 22 at 8/7c.
Twilight Soundtrack nominated for Favorite Album.
Tune in to see if it wins!
Twilight Soundtrack nominated for Favorite Album.
Tune in to see if it wins!
New Moon Eclipses Dark Knight!
As a PG-rated Robin might cry, "Holy crap, Batman!"
New Moon smashed The Dark Knight's single-day and opening-day box-office records with an estimated $72.7 million Friday, its studio reported today.
If the movie's unprecedented midnight business was "absolutely freakish," then its unprecedented full-day take was simply phenomenal.
"It doubled the opening day of the first movie—and Twilight was no slouch itself," Box Office Mojo's Brandon Gray said. "It's just sensational."
With New Moon having already eclipsed its $50 million budget, two of Dark Knight's showiest records, and Twilight's entire opening-weekend gross, about the only question left is: How big can this thing get?
In two words, really big. Although maybe not record big.
Gray guessed New Moon will end up with a $140 million Friday-Sunday, which would leave it shy of Dark Knight's ultimate speed record: the 2008 film's $158.4 million opening weekend. (It would also leave it shy of the No. 2 film, Spider-Man 3, which debuted with $151.1 million in 2007.)
At this point, though, it's dangerous to guess what New Moon might, or might not, do next.
Earlier in the week, the wolf-enhanced vampire sequel was expected to score a big $80 million opening weekend. Then a bigger $100 million looked more like it. By yesterday, after setting its $26.3 million midnight mark, Exhibitor Relations was calling for a gigantic $125 million-$130 million.
Until further notice, Twi-hards—and the cinematic object of their desire—will not be underestimated.
Here's a by-the-numbers look at what New Moon has done so far:
• $36 million: The Twilight opening-day figure it blew past.
• $62.2 million: The single- and opening-day Dark Knight grosses it eclipsed.
• $69.6 million: The Twilight opening weekend it's already exceeded.
• $104 million: What Friday's Top 10 films, led by you-know-what, grossed in a single day—yet another record, per Box Office Mojo.
New Moon smashed The Dark Knight's single-day and opening-day box-office records with an estimated $72.7 million Friday, its studio reported today.
If the movie's unprecedented midnight business was "absolutely freakish," then its unprecedented full-day take was simply phenomenal.
"It doubled the opening day of the first movie—and Twilight was no slouch itself," Box Office Mojo's Brandon Gray said. "It's just sensational."
With New Moon having already eclipsed its $50 million budget, two of Dark Knight's showiest records, and Twilight's entire opening-weekend gross, about the only question left is: How big can this thing get?
In two words, really big. Although maybe not record big.
Gray guessed New Moon will end up with a $140 million Friday-Sunday, which would leave it shy of Dark Knight's ultimate speed record: the 2008 film's $158.4 million opening weekend. (It would also leave it shy of the No. 2 film, Spider-Man 3, which debuted with $151.1 million in 2007.)
At this point, though, it's dangerous to guess what New Moon might, or might not, do next.
Earlier in the week, the wolf-enhanced vampire sequel was expected to score a big $80 million opening weekend. Then a bigger $100 million looked more like it. By yesterday, after setting its $26.3 million midnight mark, Exhibitor Relations was calling for a gigantic $125 million-$130 million.
Until further notice, Twi-hards—and the cinematic object of their desire—will not be underestimated.
Here's a by-the-numbers look at what New Moon has done so far:
• $36 million: The Twilight opening-day figure it blew past.
• $62.2 million: The single- and opening-day Dark Knight grosses it eclipsed.
• $69.6 million: The Twilight opening weekend it's already exceeded.
• $104 million: What Friday's Top 10 films, led by you-know-what, grossed in a single day—yet another record, per Box Office Mojo.
MOVE OVER DARK KNIGHT, HELLO NEW MOON!
I'm so excited to even be typing this. As you may know, The Dark Knight holds the world record for dollars in midnight release, and record opening day. Well, not anymore...The Dark Knight took in 68.7 million dollars on it's opening day,
New Moon did 72.7 million. Meaning that Friday, November 20th, it made 72.7 million dollars. An additional 26.3 million dollars was raked in from midnight screenings alone!
What this means, is as of Friday night at 11:59pm, The Twilight Saga: New Moon has made 99 MILLION DOLLARS. That is NOT including Saturday, OR Sunday.
I don't know about you guys, but the movie is sold out all the way up until Monday here!
Most importantly, The Dark Knight holds the world record for Record Opening Weekend total, which is 158.4 million dollars... We're already at 99 million without Saturday or Sunday. I think we have a DARN good chance at passing it up!
Then, maybe, just MAYBE Summit will green light breaking dawn. Come on! :)
*Numbers taken directly from Yahoo! Movies, and Associated Press.
MOVE OVER DARK KNIGHT, HELLO NEW MOON!
I'm so excited to even be typing this. As you may know, The Dark Knight holds the world record for dollars in midnight release, and record opening day. Well, not anymore...The Dark Knight took in 68.7 million dollars on it's opening day,
New Moon did 72.7 million. Meaning that Friday, November 20th, it made 72.7 million dollars. An additional 26.3 million dollars was raked in from midnight screenings alone!
What this means, is as of Friday night at 11:59pm, The Twilight Saga: New Moon has made 99 MILLION DOLLARS. That is NOT including Saturday, OR Sunday.
I don't know about you guys, but the movie is sold out all the way up until Monday here!
Most importantly, The Dark Knight holds the world record for Record Opening Weekend total, which is 158.4 million dollars... We're already at 99 million without Saturday or Sunday. I think we have a DARN good chance at passing it up!
Then, maybe, just MAYBE Summit will green light breaking dawn. Come on! :)
*Numbers taken directly from Yahoo! Movies, and Associated Press.
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